Sentence examples for all the excessive from inspiring English sources

Maybe so, but as an apostate from liberalism Mr Mamet has simply embraced a new religion with all the excessive zeal of the recent convert.

Perhaps the beating heart to all the excessive excitement was a black leather dress with a rose unfolding its petals on the rear.

Even so, there were some real stories here that, for all the excessive size of the press contingent, did not always get the attention lavished on George P.'s looks, Gerald Ford's health, the rise of Internet journalism and the latest image makeover of Arianna Huffington.

David A. Kaplan, who wrote a biography of Mr. Perkins titled "Mine's Bigger: The Extraordinary Tale of the World's Greatest Sailboat and the Silicon Valley Tycoon Who Built It" (2007), said in an interview on Thursday that Mr. Perkins's "legacy won't be helped by all the excessive things he said in recent years and the grudges he nursed," though he was a "seminal figure" for Silicon Valley.

The extension implicitly rebukes all the excessive posturing that has overtaken many museums lately.

Think about all the excessive salaries of the last 10 years and where that money actually belongs.

"If you look at all of the excessive violence that has taken place in Syria for example or even in the last decade in Iraq, nearly all the suicide bombings, incidents of torture, of beheadings, it's always the foreigners … because they don't have a stake … they are not rooted in these countries".

But few of the actions that so enrage (and radicalize) people in the Middle East are directly connected to the security of Americans at all: not the excessive number of drone attacks or Iran sanctions or our backing of the post-1967 Israeli occupation.

For example, one achievement is that all of the excessive deficits in the euro area have been corrected.

The heightened risk of CVD extends to impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) and, as with diabetes, IGT is often associated with MS, the components of which explain some, but not all of the excessive CVD risk seen in IGT and diabetes [ 10].

Freed of all the excess (and excessive) baggage he piles onto "American Rhapsody," perhaps that old voice could have been loud and clear.